Rhinoplasty¶
Nose reshaping targeting the nasal bridge, tip, and alar base.
Anatomy¶
Rhinoplasty modifies three sub-regions of the nose:
- Alar base: nostrils narrowed toward the midline (landmarks 240, 236, 141, 363, 370 on the left; 460, 456, 274, 275, 278, 279 on the right)
- Nasal tip: upward rotation and refinement (landmarks 1, 2, 94, 19)
- Dorsum: bilateral narrowing of the nasal bridge (landmarks 195, 197, 236 left; 326, 327, 456 right)
Affected Landmarks¶
24 landmarks from the MediaPipe 478-point mesh:
[1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 19, 94, 141, 168, 195, 197, 236, 240, 274, 275, 278, 279, 294, 326, 327, 360, 363, 370, 456, 460]
Default influence radius: 30 px (at 512x512).
Displacement Behavior¶
| Sub-region | Direction | Magnitude (at scale=1.0) | Radius factor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left alar | +X (inward) | 2.5 px | 0.6x |
| Right alar | -X (inward) | 2.5 px | 0.6x |
| Tip | -Y (upward) | 2.0 px | 0.5x |
| Left dorsum | +X (inward) | 1.5 px | 0.5x |
| Right dorsum | -X (inward) | 1.5 px | 0.5x |
All displacements scale linearly with intensity / 100.
Intensity Recommendations¶
| Level | Intensity | Clinical analog |
|---|---|---|
| Conservative | 20-35 | Minor tip refinement |
| Moderate | 40-65 | Standard cosmetic rhinoplasty |
| Aggressive | 70-100 | Major reconstructive reshaping |
Clinical Considerations¶
- Ehlers-Danlos: influence radius increases to 45 px (1.5x), producing a wider zone of deformation around the nose.
- Keloid-prone: if
keloid_regionsincludes"nose", post-compositing mask transitions are softened in the nasal region. - Bell's palsy: not typically relevant for rhinoplasty, but if set, handles on the affected side are removed.
Code Example¶
from landmarkdiff.landmarks import extract_landmarks
from landmarkdiff.manipulation import apply_procedure_preset
from landmarkdiff.conditioning import render_wireframe
face = extract_landmarks(image_bgr)
deformed = apply_procedure_preset(face, "rhinoplasty", intensity=50)
wireframe = render_wireframe(deformed, width=512, height=512)
For data-driven mode with a fitted displacement model: